Agreements between governments that aim to stabilize the price of commodities. This is often important for producing nations, for whom the revenue from commodity sales may make a major contribution to the national income. Methods tried include government-financed buffer stocks and the imposition of price limits between which the price of the commodity is allowed to fluctuate. Among the commodities for which agreements have been made are coffee, sugar, wheat, cocoa, and tin.

• foreign bill
• foreign bond
• Foreign Corrupt Practices Amendment
• Foreign Credit Insurance Association
• foreign currency bill
• foreign currency bond
• foreign currency cross-rate
• foreign debt
• foreign desk
• foreign direct investment
• foreign exchange
• Foreign Exchange and Currency Deposit Brokers' Association
• Foreign Exchange and Trade Central Law
• foreign-exchange broker
• foreign-exchange dealer
• foreign-exchange market
• foreign-exchange rate risk
• foreign-exchange trading line
• foreign-exchange transactions date
• foreign-exchange value date
• foreign financing
• foreign investment
• foreign sector
• foreign trade multiplier
• forensic accounting